Any way to get access to a callback for progress updates? (for React)
See original GitHub issueI’m using React instead of Blaze, so I can’t use the {{progress}}
helper. Is there any way I can set up a callback or event listener to handle progress updates?
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oh my appologies @spawn-guy, here is how i used it to upload mp3 files with Meteor and react.
server/slingshot.js
imports/ui/components/song-upload.js
*I use react-dropzone to select the file and upload using mu Slingshot directive insde onDrop:
You don’t have to poll it. A better way is to the use
Tracker.autorun
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